steve, start us out. >> i'm sure rick is playing this game. the new game in town is gaming out when the fed gets to 6 1/2%. i have to tell you, there are time times we olympic games in the enthusiasm and the answers are unbelievable. you check your math and the math is right but the answer is still unbelievable. the first of these charts is not my work, done by morgan stanley. let me show you what david has come up with. let me explain the chart. the number of years to get to 6 1/2% unemployment. if we grow at 150,000 jobs a month and the participation rate changes over time. if we stay at the current participation rate, 6 1/2 years to 6 1/2%. watch on the right hand side as the participation rate rises, in other words, a good job market brings new people in, participation rate rises to 64.4, for this economy is not out-landish, 18 years. let me first show you work i did, another way at this. i took all the fed's projections of growth and compared it to projections of unemployment. okay. at deficit growth rates, how much does unemployment decl